Name: Live in Melbourne 1967 - Roy Orbison (LP)
Brand: Roy Orbison
SKU: 50bGuf8a2N24ZzcUKzDRDN

Album Description

Experience the raw energy and timeless charm of Roy Orbison in "Live in Melbourne 1967," a captivating live album that transports you back to the vibrant music scene of the 1960s. Recorded during two electrifying shows at the iconic Festival Hall in Melbourne, Australia, on January 26 and 27, 1967, this album captures Roy Orbison at the height of his live performance prowess.

The album features a stellar lineup of rockabilly classics, showcasing Orbison's unmistakable voice and dynamic stage presence. From the heart-wrenching ballad "Crying" to the upbeat "Pretty Woman," each track is a testament to Orbison's enduring musical legacy. The setlist also includes lesser-known gems like "Leah" and "Too Soon To Know," offering a comprehensive look at his repertoire during this era.

Presented on high-quality 180-gram vinyl, this release is a collector's dream. The packaging includes a printed insert with background notes, providing context and insights into the historic performances. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to Orbison's music, "Live in Melbourne 1967" is a must-listen, offering an authentic glimpse into the live experience of one of rock 'n' roll's most iconic figures.

1 januari 1967

1967 CC Music

2018 RoxVox

About Roy Orbison

Roy Orbison, affectionately known as "The Big O" and "The Caruso of Rock," was an American music icon celebrated for his powerful, emotive voice and intricate songwriting. Orbison's music, characterized by its dark, emotional ballads and complex structures, stood out in the rock and roll scene, offering a vulnerable side that contrasted with the typical masculine bravado of the era. His distinctive stage presence, marked by minimal movement and a signature look of black attire, dyed black hair, and dark sunglasses, became as legendary as his music. Orbison's career saw significant success in the early 1960s and again in the late 1980s, with hits like "Oh, Pretty Woman," "You Got It," and "Only the Lonely" becoming timeless classics. His influence spans generations, and his operatic vocal style has earned him a place among the finest singers in rock and roll history. Orbison's legacy is honored with six Grammy Awards and his induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, cementing his status as a true legend of the genre.